CHAPTER-1 INTRODUCTION

Since the beginning of time humans have traveled. Food, water, safety or acquisitions of
resources (trade) were the early travel motivations. But the idea of travel for pleasure or
exploration soon emerged. Travel has always depended upon technology to provide the
means or mode of travel. The earliest travelers walked or rode domesticated animals. The
invention of the wheel and the sail provided new modes of transportation. Each
improvement in technology increased individuals' opportunities to travel. As roads were
improved and governments stabilized, interest in travel increased for education,
sightseeing, and religious purposes. One of the earliest travel guides was written by
Pausanias, a Greek, which was a 10 volume Guide to Greece, for Roman tourists in 170
A.D.
Tourism is a collection of activities, services and industries that delivers a travel experience,
including transportation, accommodations, eating and drinking establishments, retail shops,
entertainment businesses, activity facilities and other hospitality services provided for
individuals or groups traveling away from home. The World Tourism Organization (WTO)
claims that tourism is currently the world’s largest industry with annual revenues of over $3
trillion dollars. Tourism provides over six million jobs in the United States, making it the
country's largest employer.
Definition of Tourism

According to United Nation World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO),

“Tourism is a social, cultural and economic phenomenon which entails the movement of
people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal or
business/professional purposes.”
INDIAN TOURISM
Tourism emerged as the largest global industry of the 21century. In the new millennium
global economy will be governed by Technology, Telecommunication and Tourism.

Tourism has a potential to create the maximum number of jobs. According to an

assessment, in India alone, 100 million additional jobs will be created by the Tourism

industry in the next 25 years. It helps to earn valuable foreign exchange.

Tourism in India is the largest service industry, with a contribution of 6.23% to the

national GDP and 8.78% of the total employment in India. In 2010, total Foreign Tourist

Arrivals (FTA) in India were 5.78 million and India generated about 200 billion US

dollars in 2008 and that is expected to increase to US$375.5 billion by 2018 at a 9.4%

annual growth rate. The majority of foreign tourists come from USA and UK. Kerala,

Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan are the top five states to receive inbound

tourists. Domestic tourism in the same year was 740 million. Andhra Pradesh, Uttar

Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra received the big share of these visitors. Ministry

of Tourism is the nodal agency to formulate national policies and programmes for the

development and promotion of tourism. In the process, the Ministry consults and

collaborates with other stakeholders in the sector including various Central

Ministries/agencies, the state governments and union territories and the representatives of

the private sector. Concerted efforts are being made to promote new forms of tourism

such as rural, cruise, medical and eco-tourism. The Ministry of Tourism also maintains

the Incredible India campaign.

The tourism industry comprises of the following main and distinctive sectors:
Tourism Destination Operators/ Destination Management
This is new category in many senses, as it is an area of the tourism industry which has

seen a massive growth in the development of theme parks and other types of artificial

tourist
destinations in the recent years. However Disneyland and Disneyworld in America

were the forerunners of this development in tourism marketing, and they have been well

It is due to the recent growth, and the continuing trends, which make it area which should

be considered separately as a tourism industry. The new Euro Disney theme park in

France is an example of a tourism destination operation. On a smaller scale, heritage

parks which being developed from Britain‟s industrial wasteland such as Wigan Pier,

which attracted over half a million tourists in 1991, and similar attractions now represent

a significant amount of tourism activity.

established for decades.

.
Transportation

Tourism industry is heavily dependent on the transportation industry which comprises of

airlines, cruise and ferry lines, passenger railways, coach and bus travel, car hire. Thanks

to the increase in tourist traffic, over the years, the range of airline services has

considerably, not only in terms of frequency of flights and number of destinations, but

also in terms of different services, and differing levels of service to meet different

passenger needs. This shows the important role marketing plays as competition and

demand intensifies.
Passenger rail services have also changed, and their role in tourism is as wide as with, for

example, Euro rail tickets allowing extensive international travel at basic(service)

standard for students and budget tourists, to the luxury of Palace on Wheels – where the

train voyage is the holiday.

Accommodation
Accommodation includes hotels, ranging from the biggest international chains

recognizable worldwide such as Hilton and Holiday Inn to small independent

establishments. In order to gain recognition in an increasingly competitive marketplace,

many smaller independent hotels have grouped together, adopting a consortium approach.

Under a central brand name, they can offer central reservations services, for e.g. and

present a recognizable identity to consumers which enables them to compete against the

larger, more established chains. Other types of accommodations are also well established

in tourist markets, notably self-catering apartments and club type complexes.

Company profile

About our Company:

Travel agent in Delhi is not just a name, but it is a commitment. We are a reputed and

professionally managed company which has been in the business of Tour and Travel

since 2000, based in New Delhi, India.

AADHYAA TRAVELS is one stop travel house, exploring the world can be one of the

most rewarding experiences in life. However, planning a trip can be extremely frustrating

especially when one doesn‟t know where to start. We understand travel needs of all and

deliver the best through meticulous planning.

Traveling with AADHYAA TRAVELS is all about escaping the ordinary to truly appreciate the

extraordinary. It's about bringing people together or taking them away, about discovering

the world or getting lost in it.

AADHYAA TRAVELS brings together a highly trained team of individuals with over two

decades of experience in the travel industry. A team which has the confidence and the

expertise to handle the most complex and challenging tasks they are faced with.

Aadhya travels is a travel agency of repute established in the year 1990, with a professional

outlook in the competitive world of today.

We have numerous certificates of accreditation awarded by all the major airline carriers

such as Swissair, British Airways, Cathay Pacific and Air India. We are recognized by

the Department of Tourism,Government of India and are members of:

-International Air Transport Association (IATA)

-Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA)

-American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA)

-Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO)

-Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI)

 Our Services Include:

1.Domestic and International Air Travel:

We operate Group Tours in all our divisions i.e. Outbound, Inbound and Domestic. Each

tour is different in the number of days and destinations. All the tours are pre-planned i.e.

the dates of departures and arrivals are fixed in advance for all the tours.

Inbound Group Tours are operated by us ,we organize for accommodation, air travel,

coach, car, guides and excursions for foreign tourists travelling in groups from the size of

15 to 45 persons on a pre-booked itinerary.We cater to these varied demand s arising

from our clients outside India. Some of these tours handled by us are theme led tours like

gardens of the world, natural history, art treasures, etc.

Under FITs we provide customized holidays which have flexibility and are designed to

suit the customer needs unlike group tours which are standard in nature. We believe this

product though complex has good demand and requires better planning and execution to

meet individual needs. We have experience in handling complex requests associated with

FITs and have a unique internet program that allows and facilitates complex itinerary

planning and booking capability.

2.Incentive Travel Conferences & Seminars(MICE-Meeting,Incentives,Confrenses

& exhibition):

Leisure travel is increasingly being used as an incentive tool by many organizations to

convey appreciation for recognizing achievers. It has dual benefits, one by providing a

holiday that enables an executive to unwind and recharge and the other serving as a

reward for excellence that inspires the team. Our incentive division works closely with

the client to tailor-make a program best suited to his needs and budgets.

The incentive division amongst other services assists in selection of a destination,

providing a choice of airlines using the most economical route and complete logistic.
3. Corporate / Business Travel

The Corporate or Business Travel has witnessed a change from the traditional travel

agency mode to total travel management mode. In this mode the objective is to minimize

the total travel budget for the corporate while maintaining the service standards. The need

has arisen from the increasing complexities, quality and time effectiveness of business

travels of current times. The Corporate Travel market is a highly competitive market with

presence of both domestic and international travel companies. We have systems and

processes in place to make urgent and quick bookings for domestic and international

flights, hotels, visas, foreign exchange, travel insurance, car rentals, etc. We also provide

various services related to conference organizing, meetings, exhibitions, trade fairs for

corporate travellers. This is mainly a fee-based business and involves low marketing cost.

It provides scale to the operations and hence the buying power and a sense of

predictability to the business.

4. Passport & Visa Facilitation:

Visa services are provided in the categories of Tourist visa, Transit visa, Business visa,

S tudent visa, Conference visa and Entry and Employment visa. Passport services include

issuance and cancellation of passport, editions in details, extension of validity, etc. We

are involved in all visa and passport related processes from lodgment of application to

delivery of the passport. All administrative, logistical and technical tasks related to the

processing function, except the decision making, are undertaken by us.

Major Destinations of India
India is one of the popular tourist destinations in Asia. Bounded by the Himalayan ranges

in the north, and surrounded on three sides by water (the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and

the Indian Ocean), with a long history and diverse culture, India offers a wide array of

places to see and things to do. In 2014, foreign tourists visiting India spent 15.4 billion

USD - the ninth highest in the world. India is also ranked among the top 3 adventure

tourism destinations. One can expect to spend about $1,750 in 2018 dollars for a two

week visit, staying in accommodations equivalent to Western ones.

GOA

The sunny beaches of Goa attracts millions of tourists every year.Goa is another popular

destination, famous for its excellent beaches, churches, and temples.

,
Goa, a tiny emerald land on the west coast of India situated between the borders of

Maharastra and Karnataka, is better known to the world at large as the former Portuguese

enclave on the Indian soil. With the rule of the Portuguese for over 450 years and the

consequential influence of the Latin culture, Goa presents a somewhat different picture to

the foreign visitor than any other part of the country. Not only the proportion of

Christians (almost all of whom are Catholics) in the total population of Goa much higher

than that obtaining in most of the other States; the general way of living is also markedly

different. Western influence is evident in the dress and food habits, and the general life of

the people is quiet and peaceful. A striking feature of Goa is the harmonious relationship

lived together peacefully for generations.

DELHI
Delhi,known in India as the "Lotus Temple", the Bahá'í House of Worship is one of the

most famous landmarks in the Delhi. Delhi, the capital of the vast, mystic subcontinent

that is India. A fine blend of old and new, ancient and modern in every stream of life is

the soul of Delhi. A melting pot of cultures and traditions, religions and castes Delhi is

true to its democratic nature. Delhi has ruled always from the mythological days to the

present, the Aravali ridges and the Yamuna river stand a mute witness to it. The rulers

left behind their trade marks in the architecture. Tughlakabad fort and the Qutab Minar,

the Jama Masjid and the Lotus temple, The Humayun's tomb and the Red Fort, and India

Gate and the Magnificent President's house. Delhi is famous for its wide roads and crisp

winters. One of the few places in India where colours of nature changes with the seasons.

Kerala to Kashmir and from Gujarat to Assam all the mouth watering delicacies and

shopping goods are found in Delhi. The cosmopolitan nature of the city has only added to

the beauty and glory of it. Big gardens, wide roads, ancient structures, and power of

politics is what Delhi is all about.

RAJASTHAN-THE LAND OF KINGS

Rajasthan has a rich history and culture making it one of the most popular tourist

destinations in India. Shown here is the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, Rajathan.Rajasthan, the

"Land of the Kings", is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Northern India.

The vast sand dunes of the Thar Desert attract millions of tourists from around the globe

every year. Major visitor attractions in Rajathan include:

1. Jaipur - The capital of Rajasthan, famous for its rich history and royal architecture.

2. Jodhpur, fortress-city at the edge of the Thar Desert, famous for its blue homes and

architecture.
3. Jaisalmer is famous for its golden fortress.

4. Barmer and surrounding areas offer perfect picture of typical Rajasthani villages.

5. Bikaner is famous for its medieval history as a trade route outpost.

6. Mount Abu is also one of the world famous tourist place.

 CHAPTER-2 LITERATURE REVIEW
Positive Starts To 2018 For Tourist Arrivals Data released by the Indian Ministry of
Tourism in April 2018 showed that tourist arrivals grew strongly in the first quarter of
2018, building on positive growth registered in 2017. Between January and March,
visitor arrivals grew by 9.5% year-on-year (y-o-y) to 1.9mn. Growth was particularly
strong in March, when arrivals grew by 13.2% y-o-y. Foreign exchange earnings grew by
an impressive 42% y-o-y in rupee terms in March, as compared to 6.8% growth over the
quarter as a whole.
India Expands Visa On Arrival System Local media reports in early 2014 suggest that the
Indian government is considering extending the Visa On Arrival (VOA) system to more
countries, in order to bolster the tourism industry. The VOA system was first introduced
in January 2017 and then applied only to Finland, Japan, Luxembourg, New Zealand and
Singapore. In January 2017 it was extended to Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos,
Myanmar and the Philippines. Now, it may be extended to countries such as Thailand,
Spain, Germany, Brunei, Malaysia, Brazil, South Africa, Russia, France and Sweden.
The current visa application system can be unwieldy and time-consuming, so the Indian
government may be seeking to attract more tourists by streamlining procedures.
Ministry Of Tourism Launches 2014-2019 Development Plan In early 2014, Indian
President Pratibha Patel launched the country‟s 12th five-year tourism development plan,
focusing on the 2014-2019 period. During this timeframe, India is targeting average
annual tourist arrivals growth of 12%, aiming to create an extra 5mn jobs. A large part of
this plan focused on upgrading India‟s transport infrastructure. In particular, the
government assesses that 30 airports will need to be built or upgraded during the next
five years. Between 2012 and 2017, the government has set an investment target of
US$13.1bn, with approximately 60% to be sourced from the private sector.
The evaluation of the „Limits of potential returns‟ includes market elements that are
specific to the banking industry of the country in question and elements that relate to that
country in general. Within the 70% of the CBBER that takes into account the „Limits of
potential returns‟, the market elements have a 60% weighting and the country elements
have a 40% weighting. The evaluation of the „Risks to realisation of returns‟ also
 includes banking elements and country elements (specifically, BMI‟s assessment of long-
term country risk). However, within the 30% of the CBBER that take into account the
risks, these elements are weighted 40% and 60%, respectively. Further details on how we
calculate the CBBER are provided at the end of this report.

general, though, three aspects need to be borne in mind in interpreting the CBBERs.
The first is that the market elements of the „Limits of potential returns‟ are by far the
most heavily weighted of the four elements. They account for 60% of 70% (or 42%) of
the overall CBBER. Second, if the market elements are significantly higher than the
country elements of the „Limits of potential returns‟, it usually implies that the banking
sector is (very) large and/or developed relative to the general wealth, stability and
financial infrastructure in the country. Conversely, if the market elements are
significantly lower than the country elements, it usually means that the banking sector is
small and/or underdeveloped relative to the general wealth, stability and financial
infrastructure in the country. Third, within the „Risks to the realisation of returns‟
category, the market elements (ie: how regulations affect the development of the sector,
how regulations affect competition within it, and Moody‟s Investor Services‟ ratings for
local currency deposits) can be markedly different from BMI‟s long-term risk rating.

TYPES OF TOURS IN INDIA

1. Medico Treatment (India‟s Growing Medico Tour)

2. Natural Heal ink (Ayurveda, Yoga)

3. Art & Culture Tour (Taj Mahal Tour)

4. Festive Tour (Diwali, Dasshera)

5. Exploration Tour (Wild Life & Heritage)

6. Study Tour (Specialized Courses)

 MEDICO TOUR IN INDIA

India is hoping to expand its tourist industry – to include visitors with heart

conditions and cataracts. Indeed, medical tourism, where foreigners travel abroad in

search of low cost, world-class medical treatment, is gaining popularity in countries like

India. The field has such lucrative potential that Indian finance minister Jaswant Singh

called for India to become a “global health destination.” And, with prices at a fraction of

those in the US or Britain, the concept will likely have broad consumer appeal – if people

can overcome their prejudices about health care in developing countries. Though the

quality of health care for the poor in countries like India is undeniably low, private

facilities offer advanced technology and procedures on par with hospitals in developed

nations.

ART & CULTURE TOUR

India has been the motherland of art, culture and architecture all across the globe. The

historical monuments in India like the forts, palaces, caves, temples, mosques and

churches tell their own tale. The Art and Culture Tour of India takes you to a

unforgettable odyssey of the ancient monuments in India, the Taj Mahal in Agra in Uttar

Pradesh; Ajanta Ellora caves near Aurangabad in Maharashtra; Temples of Khajuraho

and South India along with many more structures depicting the art and culture of India.
FESTIVE TOUR
Fairs and Festivals complete the hue and colour in the sketch of real India. Whether Holi,

Gangaur and Pushkar Fair of Rajasthan; Elephant Festival, Onam or Boat Carnival of

Kerala, The great Goan Carnival; Taj Mahotsav of Agra or Tansen Festival of Gwalior;

as a tourist you witness a distinct feature in every festival reflecting the culture, customs

and traditions that belong to that region of India.

Every year millions of travellers visit India with a purpose of India Festival Tour,

coinciding the date of travel with the occasion of some Indian Festival. All the festivals

pay a tribute to Indian customs, traditions, culture and climate, which form an

indispensable part of Indian soil. The renowned ones are the Pushkar Fair, International

Kite Festival, Surajkund Fair, Goa Carnival etc. that pull the whole of the tourist traffic

towards India. The mega size and the cultural diversity inherent in these festivals are

apparent enough to leave a tourist awestruck.

There is perhaps not a single day in the Indian calendar when in some part of the vast

country a festival is not celebrated or a fair held- some so big that almost the entire

country participates, and some so small that it is confined to a little community in a

remote village. But the spirit is the same - replete with rituals, colour, music, feasting,

pageantry, fun and frolic. And given India's vast diversity. After the same festival is

celebrated differently. In different parts, all adding to the richness of the Indian way of

LIFE.
 CHAPTER-3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Aim:

The aim of the study was to add significantly to the current body of knowledge on the Indian
market, providing valuable support and intelligence for future marketing activities of aadhyaa
travels and other tourism companies and not the least to aadhya travels.
The information obtained would help aadhya travels to ensure that it services,
meets the needs and interests of tourism in india.

Objective:

1. To highlight the potential of the Indian Tourism Industry.

2. Learned about the destinations of the India.

3. To know the present scenario of the tourism industry.

4. The future prospective of Indian tourism.

Data Source:

The data would be collected from both primary as well as secondary source. Consumers
would be asked to fill booking form to arrive at the information. Various secondary sources
of data as magazines, journal, Internet etc. would also be explored.
sampling Area:

The sampling areas of this research are rohini.

Sampling method:

The convenient sampling method was used for this research and the respondents were
those who have already taken the tour package.

Sampling Size: 10
 Questionnaire

Please go through the following questionnaire and identify the appropriate responses for

each of them. There is no such thing as a correct answer, therefore feel free to respond

unprohibitively

Disclaimer: Your response via this questionnaire will be used strictly for academic

purposes. There will not be any commercial solicitation or usage of the response in any

kind / form whatsoever.

Personal Information

Name:
Gender:
Occupation:
E-mail id:

Country:

1. How often do you travel outstation?

 Once in a Year
 Once in 6 Months
 Once in 3 Months
 Every Month


2. How do you Plan your Trip?

 By Yourself
 Through a travel agent
3. What is most common type purpose of your travel?
 Family Vacation
 Adventures
 Business
4.With whom, Do you travel mostQuestionnaire
often?

 Family
 Friend
 colleagues

5.. Where do you like to stay ?

 Expensive Hotels
 EconomHotels
 Resorts

.6.What is generally the length of the trip ?

o 1-2 days

o 3-5 days

o A week

.7. Is India has lots of heritage Sites?

o Yes
o No

8.. Is India has beautiful natural environment ?

o Yes
o No

9. Does India have attractive destinations?

o Yes
o NO
 QUESTIONAIRE
Please go through the following questionnaire and identify the appropriate responses for

each of them. There is no such thing as a correct answer, therefore feel free to respond

unprohibitively

Disclaimer: Your response via this questionnaire will be used strictly for academic

purposes. There will not be any commercial solicitation or usage of the response in any

kind / form whatsoever.

Personal Information

Name:
Gender:
Occupation:
E-mail id:

Country:

1. How often do you travel outstation?

 Once in a Year
 Once in 6 Months
 Once in 3 Months
 Every Month


2. How do you Plan your Trip?

 By Yourself
 Through a travel agent
3. What is most common type purpose of your travel?
 Family Vacation
 Adventures
 Business
4.With whom, Do you travel most often?

 Family
 Friend
 colleagues

5.. Where do you like to stay ?

 Expensive Hotels
 EconomHotels
 Resorts I

.6.What is generally the length of the trip ?

o 1-2 days

o 3-5 days

o A week

.7. Is India has lots of heritage Sites?

o Yes
o No

8.. Is India has beautiful natural environment ?

o Yes
o No

9. Does India have attractive destinations?

o Yes
o NO
 Questionnaire

Please go through the following questionnaire and identify the appropriate responses for

each of them. There is no such thing as a correct answer, therefore feel free to respond

unprohibitively

Disclaimer: Your response via this questionnaire will be used strictly for academic

purposes. There will not be any commercial solicitation or usage of the response in any

kind / form whatsoever.

Personal Information

Name:
Gender:
Occupation:
E-mail id:

Country:

1. How often do you travel outstation?

 Once in a Year
 Once in 6 Months
 Once in 3 Months
 Every Month


2. How do you Plan your Trip?

 By Yourself
 Through a travel agent
3. What is most common type purpose of your travel?
 Family Vacation
 Adventures
 Business
4.With whom, Do you travel most often?

 Family
 Friend
 colleagues

5.. Where do you like to stay ?

 Expensive Hotels
 EconomHotels
 Resorts I

.6.What is generally the length of the trip ?

o 1-2 days

o 3-5 days

o A week

.7. Is India has lots of heritage Sites?

o Yes
o No

8.. Is India has beautiful natural environment ?

o Yes
o No

9. Does India have attractive destinations?

o Yes
o NO
 Questionnaire

Please go through the following questionnaire and identify the appropriate responses for

each of them. There is no such thing as a correct answer, therefore feel free to respond

unprohibitively

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purposes. There will not be any commercial solicitation or usage of the response in any

kind / form whatsoever.

Personal Information

Name:
Gender:
Occupation:
E-mail id:

Country:

1. How often do you travel outstation?

 Once in a Year
 Once in 6 Months
 Once in 3 Months
 Every Month


2. How do you Plan your Trip?

 By Yourself
 Through a travel agent
3. What is most common type purpose of your travel?
 Family Vacation
 Adventures
 Business
4.With whom, Do you travel most often?
Questionnaire
 Family
 Friend
 colleagues

5.. Where do you like to stay ?

 Expensive Hotels
 EconomHotels
 Resorts

.6.What is generally the length of the trip ?

o 1-2 days

o 3-5 days

o A week

.7. Is India has lots of heritage Sites?

o Yes
o No

8.. Is India has beautiful natural environment ?

o Yes
o No

9. Does India have attractive destinations?

o Yes
o NO
 QUESTIONAIRE
Please go through the following questionnaire and identify the appropriate responses for

each of them. There is no such thing as a correct answer, therefore feel free to respond

unprohibitively

Disclaimer: Your response via this questionnaire will be used strictly for academic

purposes. There will not be any commercial solicitation or usage of the response in any

kind / form whatsoever.

Personal Information

Name:
Gender:
Occupation:
E-mail id:

Country:

1. How often do you travel outstation?

 Once in a Year
 Once in 6 Months
 Once in 3 Months
 Every Month


2. How do you Plan your Trip?

 By Yourself
 Through a travel agent
3. What is most common type purpose of your travel?
 Family Vacation
 Adventures
 Business
4.With whom, Do you travel most often?

 Family
 Friend
 colleagues

5.. Where do you like to stay ?

 Expensive Hotels
 EconomHotels
 Resorts I

.6.What is generally the length of the trip ?

o 1-2 days

o 3-5 days

o A week

.7. Is India has lots of heritage Sites?

o Yes
o No

8.. Is India has beautiful natural environment ?

o Yes
o No

9. Does India have attractive destinations?

o Yes
o NO
 Questionnaire

Please go through the following questionnaire and identify the appropriate responses for

each of them. There is no such thing as a correct answer, therefore feel free to respond

unprohibitively

Disclaimer: Your response via this questionnaire will be used strictly for academic

purposes. There will not be any commercial solicitation or usage of the response in any

kind / form whatsoever.

Personal Information

Name:
Gender:
Occupation:
E-mail id:

Country:

1. How often do you travel outstation?

 Once in a Year
 Once in 6 Months
 Once in 3 Months
 Every Month


2. How do you Plan your Trip?

 By Yourself
 Through a travel agent
3. What is most common type purpose of your travel?
 Family Vacation
 Adventures
 Business
4.With whom, Do you travel most often?

 Family
 Friend
 colleagues

5.. Where do you like to stay ?

 Expensive Hotels
 EconomHotels
 Resorts

.6.What is generally the length of the trip ?

o 1-2 days

o 3-5 days

o A week

.7. Is India has lots of heritage Sites?

o Yes
o No

8.. Is India has beautiful natural environment ?

o Yes
o No

9. Does India have attractive destinations?

o Yes
o NO
 CHAPTER-4 Analysis and Interpretation of Data

1. To start with Age Group.

The Sample was made of 47% people falling in the age group of 20-25 years. Next

trailing Age group was “below 20” years with 33 % of contribution. Age group of

25-30 and Above 30 years had contribution of 17% and 3% respectively.

Age Group
Below 20 20-25 25-30 Above 30
 2. . Occupation

72 % of respondents where student pursuing different courses of graduation level .

where a 15 % where engaged in service . Followed by 11 % engaged in Business

while rest two percent were Housewives .

Occupation
Student business Service Housewives
15%

11%
72%
 3. No . of Trips

As above data signifies , 36 % went out of their daily environment only once in year

. 21 % went out every month while 20 % went once in 6 months. 13 % went once in

3 months but only 10 % went every week.

10%

Every Once In a
Month 21% year 30%

Once in 3 Once in 6
months months
13% 20%
4. Planning

When it comes to planning your Trip 69 % liked to plan their trip all by themselves

where as 31 % rendered the service of Travel agents .

Planning
By Yourself Through Travel Agent

31%

69%
 5. Purpose

When asked about the purpose of the Trips they make , 57% answered that it‟s

mostly Family vacation . Other 18% said that it‟s Adventure while 18% said that

they do it for Business point of view. While 5 % and 6% people defined their

purpose as Spiritual and religious.

.

Purpose
Business
Family Vacation Adventure
Spiritual Religious
66
5%

18%
57%
14%